Great hotel and location! The rooms are clean and efficient!! Staff are also very helpful!read more

On a last minute trip whim we decided to go to Munster. Surprisingly every hotel I contacted was…read moresold out. This was one of several that had a room and the plus was they allowed dogs. Really good location if you like shopping. Warning if you are here on a Sunday, almost everything is closed. There is a restaurant below one of the buildings that has an amazing happy hour with cheap cocktails and pizza. Plan at least one of your nights to end here.

The hotel management and staff were exceptionally accommodating for our large group of students…read morestaying here for 5 weeks. Breakfast is an outstanding component of our stay here. There were several mix-ups regarding cost of breakfast, rooms, room payments, etc...BUT this was solely due to the University of Nebraska's contract travel agency, Fox World Travel...who seriously suck.

A bit of a walk from the town centre but one of the newest hotels in Muenster (which is a bit thin…read moreon hotels). Rooms practical, staff friendly. No a/c so can get very hot in summer. Breakfast good, join the free loyalty scheme and get 2 for the price of 1!

Your typical European hotel. Maybe?…read more Pros: 1) Hand soap, shower gel, shampoo, blow-dryer, and Q-tips are included. 2) The mini fridge is complimentary and replenished daily: two bottles of beer, one bottle of still water, one bottle of sparkling water, one bag of potato chips, and one chocolate/candy bar. 3) Downtown is just across the street with plenty of restaurants, cafes, and small shops to shop and browse. 4) The restaurant in the first floor is top notch with a variety of choices, from curry bratwurst to rump steak. 5) Breakfast is buffet style and complimentary. There is a wide selection to choose from: juice bar, espresso bar, bread rolls, ham, smoked salmon, muesli, yogurt, fruits, etc. 6) The hotel staff is incredibly polite and considerate. If you're staying in your room over the weekend catching up on work, they would not disturb you and attempt to clean the room. They will either wait for you to leave the room or kindly give you a call to inquire if you wish to have your room cleaned. 7) Wi-Fi was very stable and consistent throughout our two week stay. Cons: 1) They do not provide body lotion and hair conditioner. But they can be easily found at a close-by super market, Lidl. 2) The hotel does not have a gym facility. Your only other choice is to run outdoors. 3) The rooms do not have air conditioning but there are tall windows.

The reception looking very modern and pretentiously. Rooms are total opposite... But for good price…read moreand with free wifi... :)

If I had to summarize my experience at this place in one word it would be this: Awful!…read more With the Drupa tradeshow going on in Düsseldorf, all of our usual accommodations were completely booked, so we ended up here. Located next to the train station, it looks well enough from the outside and the tiny lobby is fine too, but that does not apply to the rooms apparently. Our room was not clean.* There were spider webs and dust bunnies under the nightstand and chair. Since the room did not have an A/C, we had to open the window which presented us with the view of an extremely dirty window frame. Our bed sheets had holes! It was a bit of a surprise for me that the mattresses were actually quite good. The bad trend continued in the bathroom though.* They must have had a water damage at some point cause there were dents and bumps in the ceiling, barely covered by the hapahazardly applied paint that also did not nothing to hide the large number of brown mold spots. The shower cabin door was from the 80s, did not close properly and the harder to reach places were covered in dirt and grime. The front of the heating unit next to the toilet looked like as if someone had hit it with a case of diarrhea and the other sections were full of dust. While the bath towels were actually fine, the hand towels were threadbare and the scratchiest towels I have ever seen. The service did not deserve praise either. The front desk was manned by a sour looking lady who eyed us suspiciously every time we passed by. I did not feel like a welcomed guest. And to put the cherry on the cake: A group of 18+ youths were staying at the hotel as well and decided around midnight to move their ongoing party from the basement lounge to the outdoors - right under our open window - where they spent the next 5 hours drunkenly screaming at each other or race their cars back and forth with squealing tires. Lovely. That was the first and last time I stayed here. (*see my photos)

Please read the whole review! I just stopped here for a coffee, as this was the closest sit-down…read morewith Wifi that I could find near the Train Station. I did not spend the night at the hotel.... so the review is just on the coffee shop and terrace. More specifically, I had about two hours for getting caught up on work email while waiting for a meeting. The servers were pleasant, the ambiance was nice.... especially on the terrace in the back, and the coffee was good (served with biscuits and a cream carafe). Since it is part of the "Art Inn" hotel, you would expect it to be well-decorated and well-appointed,,, and it was. If you have a few minutes to slow down and grab a cup, this is a decent spot (and the only one near here that I could find).